Phormium 'Rainbow Sunrise' – New Zealand Flax
Phormium 'Rainbow Sunrise' – New Zealand Flax
Plant Profile
Phormium 'Rainbow Sunrise' – New Zealand Flax
Phormium 'Rainbow Sunrise' – New Zealand Flax, Flax Lily
A stunning evergreen perennial perfect for rock gardens, pool sides, and containers! This exceptional plant features beautiful vertical grey-green leaves with pale yellow stripes and rose-red highlights that create a bold architectural statement in your garden. With its exceptional tolerance for drought and deer, this reliable performer is perfect for low-maintenance landscapes and thrives in rich, well-drained soil with even moisture to low water requirements. The striking multicolored foliage adds year-round color and texture to rock gardens, pool sides, and containers, creating an eye-catching display in any setting.
Key Features:
- Evergreen perennial grass
- Drought and deer resistant – perfect for low-maintenance gardens
- Vertical grey-green leaves with pale yellow stripes and rose-red highlights
- Excellent for rock gardens, pool sides, and containers
- Thrives in rich, well-drained soil
- Even moisture to low water requirements – don't let dry out
- Bold architectural form adds year-round interest
- Insignificant flowers in summer
Growing Details:
Height: 5 feet | Spread: 5 feet
Exposure: Sun to part shade | Water: Even moisture to low water (don't let dry out)
Bloom time: Summer (insignificant flowers) | Foliage: Grey-green with pale yellow stripes & rose-red highlights
USDA Hardiness Zone: 7
Plant Details
Everything you need to grow it well.
Shipping Information
Plants ship early in the week to help protect plant health and minimize unnecessary weekend transit. Each order is watered before shipment, packed carefully, and prepared for safe nationwide delivery.
Wholesale Availability
Wholesale and project pricing is available for landscapers, designers, contractors, garden centers, and qualified trade buyers. Larger quantities and project sourcing may be available depending on current nursery inventory.